Re: st: 4 graphs in 1

[Johannes Geyer <JGeyer@diw.de>]

"2) twoway scatter with by.  Pros: Only one legend for all 4 graphs. Cons: 
Notes and title show up 4 times when I use this command and the annoying 
"Graphs by" in lower left hand corner."

if you use "by" you can specify "note" and "title" as an option of "by", 
e.g.

twoway ...  , ...  by(var, title("One title") note(" "))

have a look here:

http://www.ats.ucla.edu/STAT/stata/library/GraphExamples/code/grblab1.htm

Johannes

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Hi stata-listers-

I was trying to put  4 graphs together in one.  I know of three ways to 
accomplish this, each with problems:

1) Create 4 separate graphs and then use graph combine.  Pros: Can easily 
add notes and a title to these graphs. Cons:  I would like only one legend 
for all 4 graphs.  I don't see how to do this/if it can be done.

2) twoway scatter with by.  Pros: Only one legend for all 4 graphs. Cons: 
Notes and title show up 4 times when I use this command and the annoying 
"Graphs by" in lower left hand corner.

3) Use #1 - graph a fake legend in another graph cut and paste the legend 
in word in a wmf.  Pros - gets me everything I want. Cons: What a pain!

Does anyone know any way to get everything I want within stata?  Any help 
would be most appreciated!!!

Thanks,
Ben
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